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All the latest research from the South East of England
Colliers International: South East Offices Snapshot - November 2011
Total M25 availability fell for the second successive quarter to stand at its lowest level for 12 months.
Knight Frank: M25 Offices - Q1 2011
The M4 and wider Thames Valley is leading the recovery in the South East market. In the M4, Q1 2011 take-up marginally exceeded the ten year quarterly average while, in the M25, it was 30% below average.
Cushman & Wakefield Business Briefing: Thames Valley Office Market - Q3 2010
Sentiment improved across the Thames Valley during the third quarter of 2010 and quarterly take up was one of the highest on record owing to key transactions completing.
DTZ Property Times: Bristol - Q4 2009
"The development pipeline is now limited though some expected further real estate consolidation (notably from Lloyds/HBoS) suggests availability will peak in 2010 and prime headline rents will fall to £25 psf by the year-end."
2009 Kent Property review
"Kent's economy is likely to benefit from its diversity and lack of dependence on any single sector."
King Sturge: Thames Valley Offices - Q1 2011
The Thames Valley experienced a strong start to 2011, laying the foundations for a steady year. The quarter saw a number of milestones achieved.
Wadham & Isherwood: Blackwater Valley Industrial Market Report - October 2010
A survey of industrial property transactions in the Blackwater Valley towns, undertaken by Wadham & Isherwood, reveals that a total of 232,886 sq ft (21,635sq m) of industrial property of over 1,000 sq ft (92 sq m) was let or sold between April 2009 and September 2010.
King Sturge: Thames Valley Offices - Q2 2010
After a long period of caution, corporate confidence appears to be returning to the Thames Valley.
Reading UK Development and Investment Review
"The economy of the South East region is the 22nd largest in the world, bigger than countries such as Denmark, Austria, Sweden, South Africa, Singapore and Greece. As home to over eight million people, it is the largest region in the UK – bigger than Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland combined, and covers the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Kent, Oxfordshire, Surrey and East and West Sussex."
Smiths Gore 2009 Kent Farmland Report
"The Kent, and wider South East market, is very patchy and there is sometimes little reason to it. Some land has sold at twice the guide price. Some land with conservation interest has sat on the market. Demand is still strong but there is little land for sale in Kent. The best quality farms continue to be in demand and they are selling well, often above their asking price; but lower quality farms are struggling to sell and there are more examples of over-inflated asking prices ...
